Stuart Steve

To appreciate in Arabic is to use the verb قدّر (qaddara). The verb قدّر is used to express valuing or appreciating the worth of something.

In Palestinian Arabic, ‘hello’ is مرحبا (marhaba). أهلا (ahlan) is just as common and friendly.

In Algerian Arabic, a handsome man is often described as مليح (mlih).

The Arabic word for gentle is لطيف. لطيف is used to describe something or someone that is soft, mild, gentle, kind or considerate.

The English phrase “allah knows” is translated into Arabic as الله أعلم.

The English phrase “happy sunday” is translated into Arabic as أحد سعيد. أحد سعيد is used to wish someone a pleasant Sunday.

In Morocco, a very common word for ‘toilet’ is طوالت (twalit), from French toilette.

The English phrase “Maldives” is translated into Arabic as الْمَالْدِيف. This refers to the country located in South Asia.

In Morocco, ‘milk’ is حليب (hlib).

Pepsi in Arabic is بيبسي. بيبسي is used to refer to the brand of drink Pepsi.